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How adjunct professors became part of the gig economy - Vimarsana News

How adjunct professors became part of the gig economy

Over the past few decades, adjunct professors have played a vital role in teaching at most of the nation's colleges and universities. Still, it turns out, the reality of being an adjunct professor is very different from that of a full-time professor.

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Today in what organizers are calling the biggest ever mobilization of workers in the country, protests are being held in over 230 cities to demand a $15 minimum wage. in new york city the marches include airport workers, home care professionals, adjunct professors as well as fast-food workers. also in the protests this man. seattle-based ceo dan price. on monday afternoon, price announced that everyone in his company would be paid a minimum salary of $70,000 a year. >> gravity payments help small businesses process credit card transactions. >> so we have a really exciting situation here. >> re...

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>> we teach success. that's what it's all about, success. >> reporter: he is being sued by new york's attorney general who says he was making false promises to thousand of students who took his investment courses. a lawsuit filed late saturday alleges trump operated his school without a license for six years, recruiting 5,000 people through an elaborate bait-and-switch. >> we are going to have professors, adjunct professors absolutely terrific. >> reporter: promising them the chance to become rich if they spent up to $35,000 on his exclusive classes and mentoring programs. >> they were fleeced...